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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 27, 1 February 1934, Page 9

Profosso v.T. liankihe Brown, professor of classics at Victoria College, Wellington, who with Mrs. Brown lias been on a holiday visit to Auckland, left by the express this afternoon for Xongari.ro National Park.

I! ~z~r ==a— " : 1 Directed by ALEXANDER KORDA. yijNrFIBV Recommended for Adults. ' XgRTISTS/ THE PRIVATE LIFE OF HENRY VIII. IS THE FIRST OF A SERIES OF GREAT PICTURES FROM UNITED ARTISTS FOR THE CURRENT YEAR I OTHER BIG PICTURES TO FOLLOW ARE: , . _ ] Edaie Cantor in "ROMAN SCANDALS," Ann Harding and Clive Brook in EMPEROR JONES" Chaliapin _"?ON QUIXOTE "Elizabeth Bergner "THE GALLANT LADY," George Arliss in "THE GREAT ROTHSCHILD" |»d Douff. Fairbanks Junr.n < CATHERINETHE GREAT• Constanc, and "SENTENCED," Ronald Colman in "BULLDOG DRUMMOND STRIKES °in C *ZORRO 'rlDEs'a'&AjV "THE COUNT :! BACK," Anna Sten in "NANA" and " BARBARY COAST," Constance OF MONTE CRISTO," Wallace Beery, Jackie Cooper and <£° r «"/V^t'S Cummings in "BROADWAY THRU , A KEYHOLE," Paul Robeson in "THE •< TH E BOWERY," and Fredric March in " THE AFFAIRS OF CEW-iro. THESE PICTURES WILL BE SHOWN AT THE REGENT — Be Sure and See Every UNITED ARTISTS PICTURE.